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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YonK, September 10 MONEY
on call active, ranging from 3 10 Z per
cent. last loan at 8, and closing offered
at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
7 70 8 per cent. Sterling exchange dull
OF 4SOt9is0i for sixty day bills, and
ls4i(S4Sit for demand.
Government bonds were dull and
heavy 10 weak. Btaie bonds were dull
and heavy.
The stock market was moro active
aud feverish than on any day 90 lar
this week, and the tone oil the specu.
lation underwent q violent change.
Although the bears succeeded In the
forenoon In recording lower prices
than ad been seen al any previous
day during the week, rumos we're cir.
culated that the government would
positively take some action looking 10
the relief OF the money market, and
not githstanding the Arguments OF the
bears that a., 0O0, 900 Of securities have
been taken up In Wall street this
week, and that the banks are limiting
their accommodations 10 an extent
that seriously interieres with business,
anu huNt DuNtuhn1 VI ~ ANuHN NfNf-
100000 OF bonds by the tfeas.
ury would be necessary 10 re-
lieye the stringency much, the "a.
NOR brought In new buying, and q
we'll known firm which have been
steady sellers oil late turned buyers
which had n very reassuring effect
The traders also followed and ranged
themselves for the mort part on the
eide OF higher figures. The coverinI
OF shorts assumed largo proportions
aud the moat decided advaros seer
this week WIS the 70 ait. The cloelnI
prices show irregular ehsngeo, bot thl
advances are more numerous ard i'm
portant. While Wheeling and Lax
E'ie lost II and Manhattan II, Chi
cago, Burlington and Qllncy IL up
Canada Southern and Jersey Centra
each 1, aud mosl OF the list fractions
amounts.
Railroad bonds did not respond 1
any appreciablo extent 10 the improve
ment In stock. Sales, $780,, 600.
The total sales OF stocks today ver
1858, b77 shares. Closing quotations:
nopps.
US. u. eouP. l74x. N.K,AI.asn,es, 20.
fsslaee of isS, In. hortA. Pc. ~. lax.
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HOUsEHOLD sUPPLIKs.

APPLB-Kentucky stock, 75c(9S9 rs
per barrel; dried apples, 90 per pound
from store. Dried peaches, $40 from
store. Peaches, 50c(9$l per box.
VEaKrABLss-0n MONS, 81 1908 from
store. Cabbage, Northern, $4@4 rs
per crate, $l2 so per 100. Kraut, bar
rels, $40; half bar els, IS 80. Garlic, 81
per 100.
FRuIr-Oranges, "a 60@5 per boz,
$8@S 30 per barrel lemons, s. 1904 30
per box. Bananas, 81 6092 30 per
bunch. California fruit scarce.
RAnINs London layers. IS; layers,
80 rs; California, 81 10.
PIcKLEs-Bsrrels, 81; hall barrels,
"a 25; mixed, barrels, $40 80; mixed,
half barrels, 50.
Eaas-Flrm, l49l5c.
PoTAroB - Firm, selling, ~ 1908
per barrel.
Nurs-Cocoauuts, SO per 100. Pea
nuts Virginia, Sc; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, 3@4c; roasted, 2Ac higher
shellsd, 10c. Pecans-TeIas, 79l0c.
CIDKR-New York, 81 80 per barrel
and "a so per half barrel.
BurTER-Butterine, l4@l6; cream.
cry, 25@S0c; dairy, 23c; country but
ter. 10000.
PoULTRY- Chickens scarce; spring,
81 5093 90; old hens, 81 1908 90.
VIsKGAR-Per gallon. lC@l5c.
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lA&:...fs.. lcA.n,
uLrpss.

PITTSBURg. September l6.-N oon-hiver
D feet 10 inches on the gauge and stationary.
weather clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, sspts mbsr 10. Moon River
I foot Q Inches n the guAse and rising slow
~. weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Beptsmber 10. Moon -
River q teet . inches on the gauge and fall.
Ing. Westhsr clears Thermometer 10.
EVANSVILLE. September ia Moon
River foot Inches on the gauge and fall
inE. Westher clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. September is.-Hoon-Rly,r 8
..,S.r sI.sa, On and sooi. .0N arriyai. n o.
departures.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nREADsTUYYs.

CoRxnRAL-Slandard, 81 so; pearl,
s. 1908 IS; roller, 81 5000 90, frm.
FLouR-Ffom store, common, 90 $50
8 IS; family, 50 so; choice, IS 65;
fancy, SO rs; extra fancy, "a co.
patent "a rs. Firm.
BkAss-Nayy, f2.25; medium, 81.
0ArxKAL-In hall barrels, Sos %
from store.
CRAcKKp-soda, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, 6ic;
assorted iumbles, l0c.
CRACKED wHEAT-In hall barrels,
81 20 from store.
HoNISY AND GRIrs-From store, IS
G.3 25.
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MuLEH AMI HORsEa.

MuLEs-Uttle demand; II TO l4i
hands high. none; l4i 10 10 hands
high, siO0al25; 10 10 l6i hands high,
tl26C9l6O; lbi TO 10 hands high. $3.50
200.
HoRsEs-Dull; drivers, tl00(9l60
heavy draft, 500; saddle, sl26@9O0 /;
extra saddle, 5000 90; plugs, 400
rs. Texas ponies, $4,000.
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LOUIS James Lee, 1Iiefb foiht' Sos
hona, esceola.
Departures. : James kse, Frisr
Point; Ooahoma, 0eoeola; City o
Providence, Vcksburg.
GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS fair.
RivgR sill rising.
CLOUDY and warm.
ISD;saross Of rain.
No BOATS leaving today.
Tnr City Of Cairo b over due from
vieksburg.
TIE Kate Adams win resume hsl
trips to Arkansas Oity Monday.
Dua:Ra the ~ houss ending at noon
yesterday the river here rose 2inches
The O.ty Of Baton Rouge should
pass here tomorrow night on her way
to 81. Louis.
The Will 8 Hays secured q crew
and left at 2 o'clock yestt rdsy evening
for Arkansas City.
The willow mattress, $50 feet long,
was successfully sunk in the harbor
yesterday morning.
TIE James Lee, FROM Friars Point,
had 3l8 bales of cotton, "a bags OF
seed cotton, Hb2 sacks Of cotton seed.
Tns Coshoms, from 0sceola,
brought zoe bales Of cotton, 80 bags Of
teed cotton, and S4Sb sacks Of cotton
seed.
The Anchor Liners leaving here TO.
morrow are the Arkansas City for
Vicksburg at 10 O'Clock am. and the
Belle Memphis boz ~. Louis at 4
o'clock pm.
ELIAS EaLsa, the we'll known cabin
builder, has made an assignment,
with assets amounting to $4,000.
Mr.. Ehler has been engaged In cabin
building In Cincinnai over 20 years.
The CITY Of Providence, from 81.
Louis, passed to Vicksburg yesterday.
She put of here 4l87 packages, In.
GLIDING sS3 barrels Of pork, 3l3 p ocke,s
OF shot, 304 kegs Of lead, 100 pieces Of
bagRing, III bales Of cotton, 72s sacks
cotton seed, and added 30 tons Of
sundries.
The u, 3. snaeboat II. g.. Wright
cleared the river Of snags and othel
distractions between 81. Louis and
vicksburg, and turns back from tn,
latter point. The following 10 q list o.
snags DESTROYED by the Wright for tn,
week ending September 10Th: Two
In loot 0oncordis Bend. I In Scrub
grass Bend, II al Montgomery Point
at month White river, l 1t Middl
Ground, o at Brides Point, a
Osulks, 2 at Bolivar Landing, 8 II
Cypress Band, 2 at Arkansas City, o Il
Yellow Bend, 2st n rtin's Lsndins
at Gaines's landing. 4 at Panthe
Forest, I In KILLERS Bend, g. a. Gteen
Vile, I at LAC3range, 8 at Midway
Landing, 2 at Sunny Side, Goat Comp
tons, 8 at Walnut Point, l at Long
wood, 4 Of Elmwood, at Sterling,
al Poverty Point, ct Pitchers, o q
leland No. o.. Total, lo6.
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UHANCERY SALE
Oh
IL r. Al EST AT K.

Ne; ls:s, n p;S-sQh .ss, csgr, q sh.I.,
W., David Palitsr st al.
10y virtue Of an intsrlocutory decree fof
ID sale. eptsred In the above cause on the
sth day Of July, lssT. N. D. 80, page SIG, !
will sell at public suction, 10 the hishsSl
bidder. IN front Of the Clerk and Mastsr's
once, al the Main street sptrancs Of The
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis rsa-
ss,srdsy. sa,h Day Of September.
within legal hours, The folie-ins described
property, stasisd IN BhsIbT. sossy,
Tenn. 20 witt A certain tract Of lsai abost
four miles from the city Of Memphis, con.
msncins on the east line Of 0tsy svsnus
Some times called Holly Ford road = ehalas
n links from the interrogation thereof viii
the south line % Pigeon Roost road thence
vlth the east line Of o ~ avenus n ehAIns
and 81 links 10 . stake thence east 10 % Aha
and links 70 staks thence north u chAina
and Is links 10 q ttAkst thence vest schsInl
and 10 links 70 the besinnin being block
and q, on o. o, Burkss subd lvisisn II Land u
z. Q. Bethel. bought By hin Of Wslhsr .
I.I: sd e s. ::;lS s..-:s FRI a s &;
By 4. B.csidusll, Deputy o. and n.
ia. Clay klnl, Solicitor.
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COTTON SEED HRopuCrs.

PRIME CRUDH On - none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
40c; of summer yellow, 3Sc
choice cooking summer yellow, 4O(a
42c; miners simmer yellow, 2S940c
prime cotton seed meal, SIS car load
lots; less than car load, SIS; Of cot
ton seed meal, =.
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rock CALL BOARD,
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
STEADY and eloscd steady; middling,
&c. Sales, 1000 bales, including 100
last evening, Of which $50 10 export
ers and $50 10 spinners; receipts, 1913
bales; shipments, 90 bales; stock on
hand, 1879 bales; receipts TO date,
10. 1877 bales; shipments 10 date. 3OO5
bales.
ucuANoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 6Ic; good ordinary, 7lo;
low midsllng, Sic; mlddling, &c; good
middling, o S.l6c; middling fair, sic
fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1t, $3.50; burnt
-; home consumption 10 date, -,
stock running account, 1881. Imports
M. 4 o. X. r., 81; NJ. 4 T. X. r.,
l40;I. az. X. r., 167; NJ. a l.. n, III
r.. zoo; O., D a s. W. r. K, 1856, L
NO ar. X. X, l70i X. o., Il. a NJ
r.. r., 25; NJ, y. a b. X. r., rs
steamsrs, SOL; wagons, 1876. Exports
@, o. a 8. W. X r., 30.
wrEKbY COTTON srArnHxr.
Receipts al Memphis for week sndIn,
September leIh, Ssls bales, ss.agslns
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nempbIs and CharIoaIon,
msmphI. asd Little Rock.
tn Old RaIdiers.

rI,o snabl. you ana other. who mar dssir.
Il % Purcba's ". Ysmy snosins ISe .s.
S.inls.. .1 eiS Son lsdsrats soldiers. vii nal
Iii, e n M sIosllsrt tobssso, usnaise'
ts,si 10, ihs Bqleisr HeHs. Mehmpnd
r.V' = IL ;s ,oils =. ...'Il z, s &c
,ss I'd 10 6sss o.. N.ssssss.
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FEEDsrUFFs.

HAr-Choice, from store, soc
car load from ievee or depot, si7i
prime, from store. soc; car load
from levee or depot, tl6 so; prairie
from store, 46Cg50c; car load Iron
levee or depot, Is 80.
BsAs-From store. $4,000; IRON
levee or depot, Sl6 30.
CoRs-From store, white, 60c
MIXED. SIC; from levee or depot, white
In bulk, 64C955c; In sacks, bSc; mixed
In bulk, SOC; In sacks, 6Sc.
0As-From store, white, 38c
mixed, 35c; from levee or depot, white
In bulk, SIC; In sacks, $50; mixed
In bulk. 3Ic; In hacks, 83c.
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nIDEs AND TALLoW.

HIps-Dry flint, No. 1, l4c; No. 2,
l0}c; dry sailed, S9ec; green sailed,
No. 1, tic; No. 2, 6tci green, 696c.
Sheep skins, l6cSsl. BseswaI, zoe.
Tallow, 3(93}c.
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LIVE sT0CR.

Hoes Choice, Hobo.
sHKKP-Choice, 3IC94c; medium, 2
@2ic. 1900
LAxBs-Good 10 choice, siCat 80.
GRAss CArTLK-Choice, 2iCg3ic ;
good. 4o; fair 10 medium, 2iC92ici seal
laMags, li(9lic.
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ding. : ;5;lec; middling, 2. 1876;
good middline. 10 l'l6c; mlddling fair,
10 11.l6c; fair, II 5.l6c,
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady, e. follows: September, 8 400
cal; October, 9SO99.Sl; November,
9.27@9 Is; December, 8 2S@9. 20; JAN
nary, $500 SO February, $4,000. 43;
March, 9.52; Anril. eel; May, 9.6S
@9 SO; June, $1,000 "; July, $50
9.83 Sales, SO, 400 bales.
New York cotton statement for week
ending September 10, 1887, with figures
for corresponding week in 1885:
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NEW ORLEANS. g.

The spot market opened steady and
closed very firm; middling, Q l.l6c.
Sales, 2260 bales. Quotations were o.
follows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
So; low middling, 8bc; middling,
Q Lice; good middling, 9tc.
Futures opened steady aud closed
quiet and steady, Is follows: septsm.
Der, 8 94@8 q; October, 8 S0@8.82
November, 87S9S.79; December, 8.Sl
as SO; January, 8 909S 81 February,
9.00@9.0l; March, 8 10000 10; April,
9.l9@9 20; May, 29@9.30; June,
939S9 40. Sales, 10, 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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liLoSDoN, September 10, tp. m.-The
amount of bullion gone into the Bank
Of Englsndon balance today lie k62, 0C0.
PARIS, September l6.-Three per
cent. rentes, 81 zoe for the account.
BANK oLnARIsas.
NEW YcRK, September l6-Rank
clearings today were $l23, 244, 642; bal.
ancee, $8,06S,64l.
BosroS, MASS, September 10 Bank
clearings today were 1910. s53; bal.
ances, % $50, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS. No, September IS The
bank cleariDgs today were $2,847 ,S58
balances, 1857, 1893.
BALTIMORE. Nd, September l8-
Bank clearings today were q, 087, 70i
balances, $919,42S.
CHICAGO, Ill, September. .-Banl
clearings were again heavy, and az
eregated sl0. S97. 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 49,
The bank cleariDgs today vert
1888, OIL; balances, $l,3l3,496.
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wHBxY-straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee WHISTLES, according 10 age and
make; common whisky. s0c(91 10, ac'
cording 10 proof.
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RuyEsss AsD WEATHER.

Mnnps,s. ssp,smSss IL, ip.n.
The following observations are taken
at ell station. named IT. 70 meridian time.
which 10 one hour later than Memphn TINE
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LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, III, September 10. Tho
Drovers' Journal reports; Oattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; shipments, 5000.
Market steady shipping stters, $50
o; stockers and feeders, 81 2b(93 Is;
cows, bulls and MIXED, 81 60(a2 90;
Texas cattle, 81 COOS 30; Western
rangers steidy.
Hogs-Reoeipts, 1900 head; ship.
ments, 1000 head. Market opened 8
@l0c lousr, and closed demorslis ID I;
mixed, 81 S0C95 20; heavy, "a $50
o 40; light, ~ s0C96 20; rough aud
skips, 81 1904 90.
8heep-Rsceipts, 1000 head; chip
ments 1000 head. Market steady
natives, 1904 rs; Western, - 100
8 65; TeIans, 1908 90; lambs, $40
426 per 100 pounds.
OIL Ann TUaPESTIsE.
wiLxIKoTos, N. o., September TO-
Turpsntine hrm, 2Dic.
OLEvtLAND, o, September l0.-Pe'
troleum, hfm; Q. ". ll0', &c.
WOOL.
VI Louis, No, September l6-Wool
steady and unchanged.
NEW r0RH Ohr aOoDs MARKET
New YoHE, September ls.-Bus
lness was good In all departments, with
tho cotton gods market showlpp
greater sleadiness. Atlantic J.. L.
fine brown, adyanced 10 bic, and Echo
fne.brown, nj yalne.
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ToBAoco-Oommon, 26(SS5c; other
grades, 35(985c.
ssurr-Garrett's, $40 s.; Rslph's,
SO rs; Railroad, 90 rs.
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JOHN L.. NORTOE
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
seuthern Mlnera And improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm and In active demand, at
8 per cent. The Clearing House TO
port Il a follows:
uAufuaQ
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smOI, LEAD AND NAII

sHor-Drop 81 35; Buck 81 so.
LKAD-8c.
NAIs-Iron g. 1902 20; Steel q IS
@$2 40.
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POW DEE,
TOBACCO AND sHUYH.

PowDrR-Ksgs, IS; half kegs, 81 7bi
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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Hoo PRoDucn-Qilet; mos pork,
cured c hams, is@iss:; Sis.iis:. bacon,
i2al2}c; clear aides, bacon, l0tci
Gear rib sides bacon. i0ic; long clear
bacon, l0c; bacon shoulders, 7te;
bulk pork, clear sides, che; clear rib
sides, Ole; long clear. 9tc; shoulders,
81 ,; strips, Sc. :.
LARD Tierces, 70; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7lci choice kettle, siC9sie-
Firm.
Pros FEr-Barrels, 81 80; half bar.
rels, So 70; kegs, 81 10.
FIsH-Msckerel, hall barrels, No. !,
81 80; No. 2, - so; No. 3, t5 76i
l0-lb hit, No. /, 81 is; No. 2, VI 10
No. 3, SIC Dry herrings, family,
| 26c per boz.
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PETROl.EU n,
WHISKY. wIsEs. LIaUoRs ITO.

Coal Om-Pims white. Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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BAG9Ine AND Ties.
BAoorse-6i97i.
TIKs-$l 25.

WOOL.
Wool - Bury grease wool, I'M
washed, 139l8c; clear grease wool,
23@2ec; bury washed, 2S(9S0c; tub
wsshed, S3(a38c.
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HxcHAHan.

New Yorb and principal cities North
and East, on demand, I discount buy.
ing. par selling; New York and prin.
cipal cities North and East, 3 days
grace, I discount buying, par selling;
New Orleans, I discount buying. par
selling.
sroCK CALL BOARD.
No session OF the Gall Bard was
held 70 day. Local securities dull and
nominal,
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Tone. Rec. Prices. Stock.

Receipts at ports. this day. $780,. zee. H. ei5
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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RAILROAD tine TABLE,

Chesapeake and osie Rosse.
Leaves Arrives
'klpi.y 40 $40 ,. N RIPLEY hs1 SEQ an
Mall and .rpr,s, ,r.ln. run sSlid bsius.
Memphis and Loui.vills, Pullmsn bpssi
slinins chair car on srpr..,, fhf.s hour,
quickest time 70 Chioaso. Tiehst once IN.
der Peabody Hotel.
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A9yEsEaTs AT TAE LEvEE.
Arrivals City Of Providence, St.
Louis; James Lee, Yrisrs Point; Goa.
hona, esceola.
Departures. : James kse, Frisrs
Point; Ooahoma, ooeola; City OF
Providence, Vicksburg.
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Kansas City, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
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uCuANdE QUOTATIONS..
DAILY COTTON arArENKNT.
vxxrt,Y COTTON sTArrnRrT

NkkkLt NVttes ofaNhnhhTs
Receipts al Memphis for week ending
September 10Th, ssls bales, as.agslnsi
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:.:$: !, I.s'in s s:Is ss:!:;
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Vt LOUIS, Mo, September ls-Wool
steady and unchanged.
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BEATEN BY WRIGHTS TEAM
Shreve's Inability to Control the Ball
Assists in Defeat at Philadelphia.
The Umpire, However, Contributes His Full
Share in Helping Wrights Players-Re-
suits of Other Games Played Yesterday.
ypecial to the IndlanaDolis Journal.

ypecial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-The grounds to-day
we're wet and muddy. and Shreye, who was put
In to pitch for Indianapolis. found himself unable
to control the ball. In addition to this umpire
Sullivan very hard on him; so apparently
unfair, indeed, that William Sharsig one of the
proprietors Of the Athletic club. remarked, after
witnessing the game, Its no use for Indianap-
oils or another club to try to win a game
these grounds with Sullivan umpire" Shreve
had eleven actual hits made off of him. sent six
men to bases on balls. and hit Clements with the
ball twice. Opportune bat ting by the Philadel-
phias enabled them to win the game on
its merits, however. Andrews, Ferguson and
Wood excelled in this, making hits when they
were most needed. Wood led off in the first
inning with q long drive for three bases, and
scored Andrews's single. The latter was
forced out at second by Fogarty. but scored on
Ferguson's safe hit to middle, aided by wild
throw by Brown. In the next inning Brown
dropped Bufinton's fly after a long run, and
hits by Andrews and Wood again brought IN two
runs. Another was made by hitting Clements
and sending Irwin To base on balls, and another
hit by Andrews In the fifth two more
bases on balls and two more
in the seventh brought in three Indeed 1t
seemed that every time Shreve sent a man to
first the was scored. Indianapolis made
by Myers. johnson and Shrevs, and
good base running. In the third,
Seery hit for three bases and
scored On Denny's single. and in the seventh
Seery got to first balls, stole second, and
scored on Shomberg's single. johnson, Shreve
and Brown all dropped flies, and Denny made
tumble. Glassock and Bassett played brilliantly
in the field, the latter accepting thirteen chances
without error. Tomorrow the pitchers will
be Leitner and Maui, and the chances are in
favor of the Hoosiers, although the Philadel-
phas are playing good ball and expect to win
the pennaut.
a local magistrate to-day gave Judgment
against the Indianapolis club for $48
trumped-up claim of William Gruenie, Phils-
delphia youth whom ex Manager Burnham en-
gagged by telegraph but did not keep. He
engaged on the strength of a letter signed Bobby
Matthews highly recommending him, but Mat
thews told your correspondent to-day that the
ter was q forgery, as he did not know Grueni9 An
appeal will be taken to higher court by Attorney
Rogers. VINO is looking after the Indianapolis
clubs interests.
Manager Fogel to-day ordered dark blue
jersey uniforms, with red belts, caps and stock
ings for the club. and they will wear them in
Washington on Thursday. The score of to-days
game is appended:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-24
THE RUSH TO EUROPE.
Passengers Afready Being Booked for Ps


Passengers Afready Being Booked for Pas.
sage Next Year.
Boston Advertiser.
The rush Europe this year has exceeded
anything that has been seen before. Very early
in the season the New York steamers began TO
sail with crowded lists, and for three months
the chief lines found it almost impossible 10
make arrangements for all who applied for pas
sage. The boats sailing from Boston, not SO fast
modern as those from New York, have also
been well filed and it has seemed as if the mania
were prevalent this summer to pass vacation,
even though short, abroad. Various circum
stances have combined to bring this about,
some of them confined to this year. but some of
the steamship lines are already booking passen-
gers for 1883. when the hegira promises to be
still larger
The amount of money spent abroad by Ameri-
is growing almost fabulous, but the rage Is
clearly The current disposition In certain
circles for everything that is English or foreign
may account to degree for the increase in the
proportions of the volume of this travel, but we
are inclined to think that it is based upon a
more rational foundation. With the wonderful
improvements made of late in the ocean steam
ers the comfort of the voyage has beer in
creased. This has always been the chief draw
back to foreign trip, and now 1t Is becoming
a decided attraction. Only few years ago
those who went abroad dreaded the passage,
and many deferred ov rs fear. To dav
the voyage Is the chief attraction TO many. and
hundreds cross for the compete isolation from
business which is afforded in the time from
port to port With the telegraph and the light
ming express it is practically impossible, In this
a
his business, but he is to do SO from the
moment he leaves the pier until he reaches
Queenstown. No matter what happens, he is
secure from disturbance or anxiety.
The appreciation that the sail can thus be
made one of the most desirable portions of the
whole journey to a very large portion OF those
who naturally go to Europe has aroused the
passenger lines to fairly Guido themselves In the
Injuries which they furnish their vessels.
The time is coming when they will begin TO cater
for passengers. with the idea that the voyage out
attraction
There is every reason why this should be the
case. and why within very short time simple
sail to Europe and return will be recognized as
one of the standard ways of spending short
vacation.